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8-Quart Tramontina Stainless Steel Tri-ply Base Multicooker with Pasta Insert on sale for $19.97. Offer is
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Note, offer is valid In-Store only for Costco Members and availability varies by location. You may check Costco Warehouse In-Store price by using the Costco Mobile App, going to "Warehouse" > "Search warehouse inventory > Enter Item Number
1901805.
Features:
- Multi-functional design replaces multiple cookware pieces
- Tri-ply base enhances heating efficiency without full clad weight
- Shatter-resistant tempered glass lid with stainless steel rim
- Durable stainless-steel handles designed for control and stability
- Ideal for pasta, soups, stocks, stews, steaming, and batch cooking
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This Tramontina multicooker is best suited for boiling pasta and steaming vegetables, with the pasta insert adding convenience for everyday stovetop use. The pot feels light and has worked well for several cooks, and the stainless steel body has stayed looking new in short-term use. The main knocks are thin construction, a bottom plate that is not fully clad, and the insert reducing capacity enough to make boiling overflow sooner. Rust, damage, and even a loose bottom piece were also reported, so the lower price matters here.
Common Questions (5)
Some units have rusted in multiple places after one use or developed bottom-piece issues, while others have stayed rust-free after weeks of use. The practical takeaway is to inspect the finish and seams carefully before buying, since durability appears inconsistent.
The pot is described as lighter and thinner than expected, and the base uses a plate rather than full cladding. It can still handle boiling pasta and steaming vegetables, but the construction feels less substantial than higher-end stainless cookware.
At this price, several buyers consider it a good value if you want a basic pasta pot or steamer, and some would buy it again. Earlier buyers at $29-$40 felt they overpaid, especially given the thinner build.
This Costco multicooker is described as part of Tramontina's China line, while Tramontina Brazil cookware is viewed separately. That distinction is used to explain why this version gets worse feedback than other Tramontina products.
The insert reduces usable capacity a lot and can make the pot overflow quickly at a boil. It also needs more water and can slow heating enough that the convenience benefit is reduced.
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